couple of days ago. >> so are we. >> john rooney, thankful to a teacher at your alma mater, shrewsbury borough school. >> my grammar school friend debby buck happens to be here. >> you stacked the deck. >> happy thanksgiving. >> ciao. fox extreme weather concern. wintery blast. i'm gretchen carlton today. welcome to "the real story." this storm is blamed for car crashes and 11 deaths. now it's pushing its way east bringing slick conditions. up to a foot of snow in spots from pennsylvania to new york to new england. of course, we have fox team coverage for you. we are covering the skies, molly line the trains. first, chief meteorologist rick reithmuth. i know you usually like to have

good news for folks. what's up with the weather pattern? >> there's good news tomorrow. the storm is pretty much gone tomorrow. >> yeah. >> if you're driving tomorrow, the roads will be good. storm is ending this evening. behind it, much colder air and windy conditions move in. then we'll start watching another storm for sunday. the return trip,gretchen. the storm has moved through the southeast and tonight it is going to be very cold all the way down towards dixie. 33 degrees in new orleans tonight. 34 montgomery, alabama. the front has moved through. it will be a chilly thanksgiving across areas of florida as well. as you move down here across the south, the front is gone, the rain is gone but the cooler air will move in behind it. we're still dealing with it from around parts of north carolina all the way up to the eastern seaboard. the snow is getting in here. we will see some of the snow make its way towards not too far

off the coastal areas so if you're driving later on this afternoon and into the evening, be very careful across the roads. we'll be done with this by tonight and then a better condition moves in for tomorrow. >> gretchen. >> such weird weather. today in new york, 60 degrees. tomorrow, 25? >> exactly. 60 degrees in the middle of the morning. we had a high temperature by 2:00 tomorrow morning. tomorrow we'll be lucky to get above freezing. >> that storm is making road travel a lot trickier. it's also delaying folks to hope to fly home. steve, what's the latest? are flights getting out? >> reporter: yeah, flights are getting out and they're coming in. there are some cancellations though, not only here but in philadelphia and in newark and at laguardia airport in the new york area. they've had the worst problems here at national people taking it in stride and expressing relief and surprise that things aren't as bad as they had expected. there are 536 flights canceled at the nation's airports today

alone as that weather system continues moving on through the east coast and out to sea. the best advice as always, arrive early. check with your airline to make sure your flight hasn't been delayed or canceled. 3 million folks are expected to fly on this weekend. call ahead and be patient. >> thanks a lot, steve. that weekend weather leaving trains stuck in their tracks. molly line. molly, is it better on the rales? >> reporter: oh, it is a little bit better on the rales. we've seen some delays along the day. big board at south station in boston, everything posting on time right now, but it has been crowded here today. tough to find the seats. amtrak says there's still a few left in the upcoming days. if you have time you could avoid the roadways and stick with the trains. we know from amtrak officials there have been a few downed power lines and trees along the new haven area

-- providence area. they're trying to make sure people get where they're going especially by train and helping people make sure they can get where they're going. >> now to washington, fox news alert. brand new setback for obama care. the administration just announcing the federal health care website will not be able to handle small businesses for at least another year. so in the meantime, they'll have to sign up through other chams. chief washington correspondent james rosen live from the white house. i find these announcements interesting, james, the day before thanksgiving. >> that's right. this announcement, gretchen, comes just not on thanksgiving eve, when americans are preoccupied with things other than the news, but the four days before the semi-relaunch of the obama website. it shows that that enterprise is encountering major problems. hhs announced that the current december 15th deadline for small businesses to enroll their

employees and if they're willing to use some other means to enroll them has been extended for one week, tease 23 december. if it seems confusing, it is. president obama said owe comma care has had a quote, unquote, rough launch but he said his signature law is already, quote, responsible for a slowing in the rate of growth for health care costs. with each passing day prebus said it's clear how much worse obama care is worse than a website full of glitches. the administration has made a whole sale change because of the disastrous impact it's having on americans. it's time we stop trying to fix it and start over with common sense reforms. from within the president's own party, the democratic party,

there are also signs of growing anxiety. seven senators have signed a letter to the president urging him to appoint a permanent individual to oversee it. all seven of the senators are democrats. five of them are up for re-election next year. a sixth is due to face the voters in 2016, gretchen. >> ah, politics. james rosen, happy thanksgiving. good to see you. >> reporter: and to you. all of this amid mixed messages from the white house. asking allies not to drive traffic to healthcare.gov so it won't crash this weekend. remember when it's supposed to be fixed. and the president's point person urging people to log in and sign up. here's kathleen sebelius just yesterday in a conference call with state officials. >> i would urge you and your folks on the ground to not hesitate to recommend that people go to healthcare.gov and

get signed up. >> steve hayes, senior writer for "the weekly standard" my guest and weekly fox news contributor. great to see you, steve. >> reporter: hey, gretchen. >> what do you make of this mixed message and does it come from the very tippy top? >> reporter: yeah, i think it certainly does. you've seen all sorts of indications from the administration that, a, the website is not going to be ready when they said it was on december 1st and, b, the problems beyond the website are much more willing that is to let on. you see that with the discussion with james about the small business administrations, back for another year, november 2014. and the indications already through leaks and in public statements from secretary sebelius and others are that this website that we were promised was going to be functioning on december 1st will not, in fact, be functioning and could be in for another

collapse. >> it was interesting because james also pointed out seven democratic senators signing this letter to the president urging him for a permanent c oe o to take over the website, to control it and make sure it works when jeff sykes leaves january 2nd. a project of this kind demands a sustained leadership and day-to-day management of the a chief executive officer. who is that person going to be? is the president going to listen to these senators? >> i have absolutely no idea who that person can be. i think the focus is in the wrong place. the problem isn't primarily the website. that's certainly a symptom of the larger problem, which is that the plan is unworkable and unwieldy. this gives these senators, as you noted, several of whom are

up for re-election in 2014, something to point to. it looks like they're actually trying to do something to solve the problem. it's something they can take to their voters when they get, as they already are, continued grief about their support for the president's reforms. >> right. >> i don't think it will actually have much substantive value going forward. >> yeah, the interesting thing is they can't get away from the fact that they all voted for obama care. before i let you go, steve, i have to show you this video that the president was out on the west coast in hollywood, and he ran into actor jim parsons. he's a star on "the big bang theory." should he be saying, parsons, we need you in washington? >> yeah. i'm not sure. i'm not sure make believe computer geeks are going to solve the problem at this point. it might be better than what

we've seen. you've had secretary sebelius lowering the bar now it won't be a seamless performance. users will have a significantly different experience than they had before. that could be good or bad, of course. >> yikes. have some turkey and some stuffing and some pie and we'll see you later on next week hopefully. thanks, steve. we want to hear from you. what do you make of those mixed messages coming from the white house, secretary sebelius. do you think the healthcare.gov site will be ready? we'll read your comments as we always do at the end of the show. traumatic video as a police officer puts his life on the line. can he save the driver from the flames? plus, democrats have some homework for the thanksgiving holiday, and it looks like one tough assignment. the details ahead. and our esteemed political panel about to hand out its first political turkey award.

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daring rescue all caught often camera. a police officer in new jersey running up to a car on fire. the victim was up conscious. you see him pulling him away from da then running back to the truck to make sure no one else was inside. the officer, a seven year veteran, said he was just doing his job. the 61-year-old man he rescued in critical but stable condition. as problems with obama care multiply, the administration is desperately looking for good news. democrats heading home for

thanksgiving break being urged to look for positive success stories and, quote, aggressively publicize them so the people can see the law is delivering on its promise. alan colmbs is here. hi, guys. >> happy thanksgiving. >> i don't know if we'll have any snorting. >> no snort sounds. >> how do you feel about democrats being given a homework assignment? they have to go and search out the positive plans that have worked with obama care. >> we have a rule. we do not talk politics at the family dinner table. >> always or just at thanksgiving? >> always. when we get together, no politics allowed. >> that's because you would lose. >> i'm outnumbered for one thing. >> the president will be very upset with that because he wanted people to be talking about it over thanksgiving dinner. >> i got a report in on monday to the white house. they're not happy with me, right? >> here's the thing. will democrats do this homework?

will they be able to find the positive stories about obama care? >> the problem is the media is negatively faced on negative stories. there's a whole bunch of positive stories which are most of the people in america, the smaller percentage that the media has glommed on to. they think that makes better copy. >> leave it to democrats to ruin a perfectly good holiday to say we have to look for success stories over the holidays. listen, i am not a crisis expert, but if you're urged to go out and find the positive stories about obama care, you might be in trouble. >> they're in trouble. >> some people do think it's ironic that you don't think the media is picking up on the positive story. >> when is the last positive person on your show about obama care? >> i give republicans and democrats a chance every day. >> not just here but everywhere

they want to talk about how terrible it is. . it's not. >> time to talk turkey and politics. today the president pardoned two of the big burdens for thanksgiving. i think they were popcorn and caramel. washington is not the only place where they are turkeys. it includes eric holder and susan rice. i hate to ask this question, but who's the biggest turkey? >> i think it starts and ends with eric holder. there's 20 things like benghazi, the nsa to the james rosen investigation and take criminals and return them into enemy combatants. you have susan rice over

benghazi. >> you're talking about susan rice. >> condoleezza is just fine. now time for alan's top three, tom corn nin, the government shutdown and michele bachmann. she was my baby-sitter growing up. >> had i nineteen thaknown that have laid off. >> which one? >> the government shutdown. it costs billions of dollars. john cornin tweets out, because we had iran, it was a purposeful way to end. it's all guaranteed to stop it. michele bachmann is saying it's going to kill people. absurd. >> death panels. >> the death panels are the current insurance companies. those are the death panels that deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. >> i'm glad i had my hip replacement before obama care. you would have lost me right off. >> you poor little single can of

health care. you're richer than god. >> oh, my gosh. you know, i think the two of you should go to thanksgiving day dinner together. >> he eats tofu. >> liberal handout. i'll pay for it. >> happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgivikukkah. >> a car crash kills two beautiful women and a tweet from the driver that allegedly hit them sent just a few hours earlier. allegedly she said, too drunk to care. a member of one of the victims' family joins me exclusively coming up. >> there are no words to explain the pain and devastation that my family and i are going through. your heart is ripped out 20,000 times. plus, a tiger goes berserk

at a zoo. ahead how its own trainer is doing after the terrifying attack. have you ever written an online review about a product that you didn't like online. did you know you could be sued later on? we take that up with our female power panel. what do you think of all of those terms of use condition? do you read them or do you just click them? tweet me at gretchen carlson and use #therealstory. we'll read your comments at the end of the show.

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after an attack. it happened after the daily show. the tiger went up on a timed leg dragged the trainer into the pool biting him on the shoulder and the arm. the tiger was not acting out of aggression and won't be removed from the zoo. outrage over a tragic car crash that killed two young women. kaitlynn ferante on the left and marissa katronio on the right. they were on their way after celebrating marissa's 21st birthday. no charges are filed yet against mendoza. she tweeted, 2 drunk 2 care a few hours before the crash. the first name spelled differently than hers. her family says her account was hacked. joining me, gary, father of marissa who died on that day. gary, i can't imagine the pain that you feel.

i'm a mom, too. i just can't imagine the pain. it's so brave of you to come on the show and talk about the memory of your beautiful child. what do you think happened that night? >> well, marissa, you know, she had curfews. they were out as a casual night with girlfriends and, you know, heading back home and it was about the 2:00 hour when i -- my wife said, marissa's not home yet. and i went to icloud her phone and saw she was on the saw crass. i told her that marissa is on her way home, she's on saw grass. so i tried to refresh it because i could see the car moving. so i went to my laptop and i said, the car is not moving. then we had word that there was an accident on the freeway and i said, it's marissa. we've got to go. so we phoned families and friends, went to the scene where they wouldn't let us onto the freeway, they just kept telling us that the sergeant will be with you.

finally when the sergeant came down to us, said, yes, your daughter was involved in an accident out there and they transported her to a medical hospital for treatment and they escorted us there to the hospital at that point. then 5:00 in the morning they came to us and said the words you don't want to hear. we regret to inform you that your daughter was killed instantly on the scene. >> i'm so sorry, gary. >> no parent ever wants to hear that. >> i know. i'm sorry. >> i'm sorry. >> no, no, i'm so sorry for your loss. i think this case has gotten so much attention because of this alleged tweet that was sent out by the woman who was driving the other car, 2 drunk 2 care. now her family says that her account was hacked. the sheriff says they're waiting for toxicology. no charges will be pending any time soon. what's your reaction to the fact that the family said her account was hacked? >> well, everybody's going to have their views on things, you

know? as you know, it's a state investigation. you know, seeing a tweet, you know, how do you respond on it until we know blood alcohol levels. let's not -- not a touching tweet, but we don't have all the facts and the blood alcohol levels at this point. but i know we are scheduled to press conference next week the attorneys are telling me, so we will have statements ready for that. >> okay. i know this is an incredibly difficult time, especially during thanksgiving with christmas coming as well, sir. gary catronio who's lost his child. thank you very much for being brave and being on our show today. all the best. well, it's a real mess out there on this get away day for so many people. snow, heavy rain and flooding all creating travel headaches. whether you're hitting the roads, rales, skies in the fox weather center for you. a controversial app that

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this storm system creating holiday weather travel havoc. millions of travelers plan to be on the move today. rain and snow clogging packed roadways. rick is back with your travel forecast. hi, rick. >> gretchen, a lot of those roadways that are wet are going to freeze quickly. when the cold front comes through, it's going to drop the temperatures down rapidly. be prepared for that if you're driving later on tonight or tomorrow morning. airport delays, right around an hour across new york city. newark, 30 minutes. the worst has been the philadelphia airport. low cloud ceilings. they can't let as many planes take off as they normally do. if your flight is dependent on those airplanes, then you're delayed as well. the cold air has cleared out. tonight is the co you've seen. tonight we have four to six hours before we're done with this storm. by midnight tonight, future

radar. you can see we'll see lake effect snow. for the most part, the energy is all gone. take a look at tomorrow, gretchen, at what happens across the country. everyone looking good. lake effect snow and we'll watch a little disturbance across the country that won't cause any problems. tomorrow looking great. today's the problem. tomorrow, thanksgiving, looking nice. >> tomorrow you'll be outside for the macy's day parade in new york city so what does the weather mean for all of those balloons? there's been a big controversy that the winds might be too high. >> yeah, if the winds get too high then they can't let them fly. they can move over and fly things over and topple things over. it's happened before. winds will be at that threshold gusting to 35 miles an hour. i think they probably will go off. it will be a game time decision. anybody sitting there it will be cold with the wind. temperatures around 29 degrees. it will feel like the teens. brutally cold morning. probably what happens with those balloons, gretchen, is they hold

them tight and low to the ground. >> rick, we'll see you out there tomorrow. >> yeah, you will. a new concern about obama care by "the washington examiner." many doctors and hospitals are refusing to join the obama care exchanges, meaning, when you need care and want to go to one of the top places for it, i may not be able to do that. dr. ben parson is a fox news contributor and a surgeon and so much more. good to see you, dr. carson. >> good to talk to you. i usually talk to you really early in the morning. this is a much nicer time. >> i think so, too. thank you so much. so what do you make of this latest study that shows that some of these top hospitals, a lot of them in new york, but 15 other cities, people are not going to be able to get the top doctors that they want if they're in the obama care exchanges. >> well, you know, the very sad thing here is for the sake of the 15% of people who didn't have good health insurance, we've turned the whole system upside down. yes, a lot of people who were

used to being able to go to top hospitals won't be able to do so. a lot of people who went to top specialists won't be able to do so. these are only the early ramifications. there are a lot more things coming up as you go on. many areas of the country, up to 70% of doctors are not participating with the exchanges. again, you're going to limit people's choices. >> so you had written a column and you'd say this bill was passed under false pretense and shouldn't we give sort of a second chance at it. what would be the solutions that you would want to incorporate to make it better? >> well, i think there are two choices -- two reasonable choices. you can go back and revote on the bill with all the facts on the table so that it's fair and it's not some kind of sham or you can start looking at some of the many plans, you know, the ones that i've advocated is health savings accounts which are working very effect tiflly in many parts of the country.

you know, there are things that we need to do with it to make it a more national program, but whatever we come up with, i don't think we should force people into it. it should be so appealing that people will happily migrate towards it. that's what we've done in the past. that's what the free market is about. when you take the government and impose it upon a free people, this is what you get. dr. ben carson. we'll have you on again. >> i don't think so. >> happy thanksgiving. >> same to you. you may want to think again before you write a negative review of an online company, especially after what happened to jen and john palmer. utah couple didn't receive a gift they ordered from clear gear.com so they posted a negative review. clear gear fined them $3500 claiming the company violated a nondisparaging remark.

clear gear reported the debt messing up the couple's credit rating. they're suing clear gear for $75,000. joining us, vieira givens, personal finance. nina davuluri. ni nina, you're the review person. >> ripoff report, yelp.com. you write an unbiased review. how many stars do you want to give it. they did the right thing. they didn't get the ornament they ordered, they complained about it, and the whole thing backfired. it will make you think twice about posting anything on these types of sites. >> they could not have heat for three weeks because they couldn't buy a furnace. they didn't have enough money. can you imagine being embroiled in a situation like this simply from writing a review?

>> absolutely not. i've never written a review. ironically now i'm definitely -- i don't know if i'm going to do that. i use these reviews, we all use these reviews when we purchase a product. it's really unfortunate that this zblapd didi, i've clicked many times, i agree. i don't read the fine print. i'm be honest? do you read the fine print? >> absolutely not and of course i've written reviews. >> very good and very bad. >> this is so bad for the company. what about now? completely backfired. they're getting all of this bad press. who wants to do business with a site when they made these people freeze to death because they couldn't get a furnace. people will be afraid they are going to get sued. >> if you're looking for ornaments, go for tried and true legitimate sites, amazon.com, and free shipping. now to a controversial app

named lulu that lets women review their dates like sense of humor, appearance, sex, and then lulu turns out a rating, okay? so, nina, i'm going to start with you. beautiful young woman, single. would you ever use this app to rate your dates to help out other female specimens? >> i've never written a product review. i don't know that i would ever write a guy review. to me that's absolutely ridiculous. i just really don't agree with that and i think it's really sad that you can put a number on a person. if roles were reversed, i would be hurt by that. >> apparently didi the reviews go out to your friends. the men can add hashtags once they've been reviewed. >> the business has grown 600% in the last six months. >> i love t. it's pay back. these guys do this all the time. they rate women. it's like, okay, you know what,

it's time for us to say, yeah, he's sweet, he's a good kisser, he's nice, he's sexy, why not. >> vieira. >> tmi. >> we'll find out if the guy is a jerk. >> give it a few months, a few weeks. >> few months? >> woman to woman, i want the recommendation because women, we can help each other out. >> sometimes they recommend a guy when he's not. >> i'm trusting women. >> i like it because we didn't have full agreement here even though we have all women sitting here. happy thanksgiving to all of you. nina will be in the parade tomorrow as well. >> yeah, nina. >> representing america. celebrity chef in a domestic -- she's a domestic goddess to her fans. now court documents paint a different picture. they claim she got so wasted, her husband referred to her as highgella. plus, a very unlikely trio belting out a classic rock hit. ahead we'll tell you what got

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welcome back, everyone. here's what america is clicking on today. what do you get when you put a rock legend together with a pop princess and real royalty? watch this ♪ we've got each other but that's a lot for love ♪ >> prince william and taylor swift singing backup for bon jovi. the impromptu performance was at a charity benefit in london to benefit homeless children. great job. a comet will nearly graze the sun. if it survives, a big if, it could be a bright addition to the sky early next month when it would zoom near earth on its way

back to outer space. amber rielly won the mirabel trophy. she had the moves every time i saw her dance. great job. very different picture. self-proclaimed domestic goddess nigella lawson. the famed food writer and tv chef, including claims that she secretly used drugs, including cocaine, on a daily basis for a decade. all of this is coming to life in a fraud trial against her two exlegal assistants. our legal panel is weighing in. arthur, so i get the judge lifted the gag order here because he said the bad character evidence of her purported drug use could be used for the defense, right? >> and i do think it's relevant, but that should not be the issue here. the issue is whether or not they've defrauded her.

they spent a lot of money, and we're talking almost a million bucks, that they were not entitled to, at least that's what she's saying. they weren't entitled to. if i am the prosecutor here or the plaintiff going after them for the money, i'm saying, hard drug use enabled them to do this because she was out of it. so they just took advantage of a sick person. >> well, or the other side, jhonna, was that her drug use was a secret and these ex-assistants she allowed them to spend lavishly on her credit card to keep the secret a secret. >> that's why the character evidence which would not normally be allowed. i can't say arthur is a bad guy to prove that he was a bad guy. the judge made a ruling here. it's not her character that's part of her. the character is part and parcel of the defense. the jury system is saying, wait, she let us use it because she had a secret and we were keeping it for her.

>> that's called extorsion. >> it is not. >> it's extorsion. unless you let me spend all of this money, then i'm going to tell everyone. >> from her husband. >> why would nigela lawson bring this suit against? why would she file criminal charges knowing this -- if she had led this type of lifestyle, that it might come to light. >> not a brilliant pr move, that i would agree on. if this was $68 or $6800, talking about 685,000 pounds, which is over a million bucks. that's a lot of money. >> this is how it happened. the husband probably came into the picture and said, where did all of this money go, honey? she's like, i don't know. must have been our a sis tantsz. then they called the authorities there. this is a criminal case. the defendants are getting prosecuted. this isn't a civil case that they can afford. >> you also have to add in the other element that she's now divorced from her husband or at

least soon to be. remember, there was that picture where he was reportedly choking h her. >> reportedly, it was about her drug use. there's also a jury involved here. the jurors are influenced by the sexy nature of drug use. this woman was snorting coke and going on tv talking about cooking chicken. >> i don't think it's sexy. >> it's interesting. it's something that is a game changer to jurors. >> let me ask you this, jhonna. down the road does this affect her sort of credibility in the world as a chef or do people just not care? is there any legal recourse she might have, etc.? >> you know, i do think it affects a person's credibility, but i don't think there's going to be any legal recourse because when you're in a court action, these allegations can come out fast and furiously. you can't sue reflexively. >> if it's accurate. >> it's not.

if she does have an issue with drugs, abusing cocaine and marijuana, etc., etc., then there is a legal recourse. that's the absolute defense. >> it was every single day for ten years and that she even got high reportedly with her teenage daughter which if true is blockbuster evidence. guys, i hope you have a great thanksgiving. >> we won't beat each other up, don't worry. an incredible story. three girls say they were kept prisoner in their own home for nearly two years. how they got out and who's now facing charges. plus, new details about the bus crash that injured three of willie nelson's band members. the 911 call made by a man who saw the whole thing. >> a bus went under a bridge here. there's a lot of smoke coming out of it. it's just a mess. >> can you see them right now? >> i think they got some hurt people here.

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we are hearing the newly released 911 call crash in texas that sent three of willie nelson's band members to the hospital. it plowed over a pillar 70 miles east of dallas. it happened last weekend. tmz has the 911 by a man who saw it all mapped happened. >> we have got some hurt people here. i'm going to see. and there is a tour bus. two of them come by me. said some people are hurt. they are all alive. amazing they are alive. >> willie nelson himself not on the bus at the time. but his drummer broke his hip. two other band mates suffered bumps and bruises.

the tour will resume next month. two other couples facing charges for alleged imprisonment in tucson home. now we are learning new details about the girls' ordeal and how they escaped. trace gallagher with this unbelievable story. trace? >> minutes ago sheriff released horrifying details. we know the girls were 12, 13, and 17 years old. still very unclear exactly how long they were held anywhere from several months to two years. the girls had not seen their older sister because they were separated separated in leao years. the girls escaped out a window yesterday morning when their stepfather began chasing them around with a knife. they ran to a neighbor's house and called 911. the neighbor had no idea they even lived at the house. police say the girls were mal-nourished and filthy, claiming they hadn't taken a bath in six months. here is the police chief. >> there was means of which they were imprisoned by a variety of means,

technological, as well as psychological inside the bedrooms of their residences. >> what he means is there was an extensive alarm system at the house. the doors were jammed shut. there were towels placed under the doors. and the air ducts were taped off. and they had music piped in to so nobody could hear them. the mother and stepfather now facing several charges, including kidnapping, physical and mental abuse. the stepfather also charged with sexual assault. they only lived in this house for four months, so apparently they were held captive in another house. the older daughter kept very detailed journal of the entire captivity. of the police say that was almost two years. gretchen? >> wow, what a story. trace, thanks so much. have a great holiday. we will see you next week. >> you too. >> thousands of pounds of food den nateed to those facing hunger this thanksgiving. more is needed. how you can help next. hey kevin...still eating chalk for heartburn?

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here is good news to be thankful for. city harvest. 20,000 pounds in need. they collect leftover food from restaurants and stores. the hard working organization reports more people than ever facing hunger right now. well over a million of them with the economy still sputtering and unemployment levels still high. if you want to help go to city harvest.org for more information. we asked you what are your political turkeys? you are telling us. steve speaking for a lot of you when he sphweets easy owe pam marks his administration and dems but the republican elites are not far behind. okay. and rat skates posted this on our facebook page, maybe a more accurate question would be is there a politician who isn't full of

stuffing? i love that one. thank you all for sharing your thoughts today. happy thanksgiving, everybody. keep all your thoughts coming in because we read them every day. thanks for being part of the real story today. harris faulkner in today from shepard smith. harris? >> blessing to your family this weekend. i am harris faulkner in for shep today. we could see new trouble for the obamacare web site as people try to sign up for the health insurance. ahead, the latest worry going into the long weekend. along with big news on change for small businesses. and a man implicated in hundreds of killings could walk free all because of what reportedly happened before he confessed. wait until you see this. also, losing weight with a computer chip. might be possible as long as you are okay with doctors implanting it under your skin. enormous storm has